The impact of the market on the scientific movement in Basra during the Islamic era: The Mirbad market (as a case study)

Abstract

Abstract:         

    Market in particular, and their impact on the scientific and intellectual    movement in Basra. These markets were influenced by the influx of merch  and the general public for shopping and trade, which led to intellectual and  scientific cross-pollination, the interplay of languages, the emergence of  translation, and the proliferation of literary and poetic output thanks to the gatherings and poetry circles of market residents and professionals. The research begins by explaining Basra's name and geographical location, and provides an overview of its markets. It then touches on Al-Murbad  Market, explaining its location, importance, and submarkets specializing in various  products and industries. It also highlights the factors that contributed to it  prosperity, its social and cultural impact, its distinctive features, and the prominent figures who were associated with it. It traces its development during the Umayyad and Abbasid eras.